A brief look at how technology has evolved and is evolving, and what we need to do to avoid being left behind!
The Robots are coming
Colin Williams, Exec Director of SBL and visiting lecturer at De Montfort University
This talk will sketch out some of the broad lines of the context of the Information Age and it will attempt a glimpse at some of the directions in which our interactions with technology might be taking us; sooner than we might think.
Future Tech, Future Media, Future Mobile: how convergent connected devices are changing everything
Mark Brill, CEO Formation (mobile agency), Chair DMA Mobile Council, visiting lecture in Future Media at Birmingham City University
From social media, to news, to shopping, smartphones are impacting on how much of our lives. What are the emerging trends in mobile and what does it mean for the future?
Audio, video and image – Exploiting past archives and looking to the future
Tim Hart, JCA
Your archive is part of your history and heritage, and in some cases you’ll paying good money just to keep it in a condition where it isn’t decomposing on the shelf. The big questions are ‘How can I turn this into a revenue generator?’ and ‘What to archive for the future of the things being done now?’
Practical experiences from BFI
Peter Fydler, BFI
Social media and Tate
Jesse Ringham, Digital Communications Manager, Tate
McAulay Seminar Room
Tate Modern
Bankside
London
SE1 9TG
Details
- Date 16/02/2012
- Time @ 09:45 - 16:00